Frage zu Aikido

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Danke für die Anworten.

Mit näher an Aikijujutsu ist wohl die härtere,kampfbetonte Ausführung der Techniken im Yoshinkan-Aikidō gemeint.

Wie im Artikel zu lesen soll das Nachkriegs Aikikiai Akido stark vom Sohn von Ueshiba, Kisshomaru beeinflusst,verändert worden sein?

First of all, aikido is a post-World War II phenomenon. Morihei Ueshiba and his fledgling martial art were known primarily in martial arts circles, not by the general public, prior to the war. What has become aikido today has been shaped primarily by the Ueshiba family through the auspices of the Aikikai Hombu Dojo system after 1955.

The arbiter of this process of dissemination and the content of Aikikai aikido is none other than Kisshomaru Ueshiba, the Founder’s son. In 1942, Kisshomaru assumed operational control of what would become the Aikikai at the tender age of 21. Morihei had retired to Iwama, World War II raged, and Tokyo would soon be bombed. Kisshomaru was thrust into a leadership position for which he was ill-equipped while a university student. He would continue uninterrupted as head of the Aikikai, the world’s largest aikido organization, until his passing in 1999.

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Stil/Organisation---- Begründer---- Lebenszeit
Aikikai/ Ueshiba Morihei 1883–1969, Kisshomaru Ueshiba 1921 -1999

Aikido Yuishinkai/ Koretoshi Maruyama * 1936

Aiki-Ōsaka/ Hirokazu Kobayashi 1929–1998

Dynamic Aikido Nocquet/ John Emmerson

Takemusu Aikido (Iwama Ryu)/ Morihiro Saitō 1928–2002

Iwama Shinshin Aiki/ Hitohiro Saitō * 1957

Kōrindō/ Hirai Minoru 1903–1998

Nishio Ryu/ Shōji Nishio 1927–2005

Shin-Shin-Tōitsu-Aikidō/ Tōhei Kōichi 1920–2011

Shinei Taido/ Noriaki Inoue 1902–1994

Shodokan/ Tomiki Kenji 1900–1979

Tendoryu/ Kenji Shimizu * 1940

Yoseikan/ Mochizuki Minoru 1907–2003

Yoshinkan/ Shioda Gōzō 1915–1994

Quelle: wiki



Aikido kann je nach Strömung andere Aspekte stärker betonen.

Oder sehe ich es falsch?